ay0_x Posted August 18, 2009 Author Share Posted August 18, 2009 And what is it about the #3's that make you approach them for friendship, and not the #1's or #2's? Is it because you feel more comfortable with them or have more similarities? I know growing up I was no Zak Efron and would generally hang out with the #3 crowd. Being older now and have grown into my looks I'm surrounded by more #1 and #2 type friends. However, I enjoy the company of my #3 friends more so than the rest as we are more close. Just my 2c More similarities, more comfortable, they feel like "home" to me. I love how modest they are. Helps me get away from the #1s and #2s I have to deal with usually Link to comment
capbit Posted August 18, 2009 Share Posted August 18, 2009 More similarities, more comfortable, they feel like "home" to me. I love how modest they are. Helps me get away from the #1s and #2s I have to deal with usually Well try not to think of guys in terms of only just 1's 2's 3's ect. There are over 3 billion guys out there and each and every one of them are unique. Sure there may be similarities, but there are guys out there who are not only attractive but can be intellectual and down to earth as well. Link to comment
Johnathan Posted August 19, 2009 Share Posted August 19, 2009 well good riddance, because I have no respect for girls at the moment. You want to talk about getting strung along with lies and deception? don't get me started... Link to comment
In the Dark Posted August 19, 2009 Share Posted August 19, 2009 More similarities, more comfortable, they feel like "home" to me. I love how modest they are. Helps me get away from the #1s and #2s I have to deal with usually Aye? If 3's feel like home, why would you want to be interested in a place which feels different from home? There's no place like home right? Link to comment
Lonewing Posted August 19, 2009 Share Posted August 19, 2009 The only thing worse than a string of lies is a callous woman with Bi-polar syndrome. Link to comment
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